Officials Advise Water and Salt Intake in Heat Wave
In response to intense heat, Iowa health officials urge drinking ample water to replace fluids lost to sweating while warning against excessive ice water. They also recommend adding a pinch of salt to hydration, warn against overeating, and favor a diet rich in starches, fruits, and vegetables with limited proteins and fats. Heat exhaustion and sunstroke are distinct. heat exhaustion lowers body temperature while sunstroke raises it with symptoms of weakness, dizziness, and nausea.
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Medical guidance on heat illness symptoms and cooling rest
Doctors advise recognizing signs of heat illness such as unconsciousness flushed skin rapid pulse and high temperature and taking immediate protected actions. Seek a cool place rest and medical help as needed to prevent serious outcomes.
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